What is a review URL? Definition for product feedback
A review URL is a single shareable link that is itself the feedback artifact — a hosted page containing the captures, annotations, and notes a reviewer wants to share.
A review URL is a single shareable link that is itself the feedback artifact — a hosted page containing the captures, annotations, and notes a reviewer wants to share.
The format exists because the alternative — pasting screenshots and notes into Slack, email, or DMs — fragments the feedback across multiple surfaces. By the time the dev or PM tries to act on it, the canonical record is split between a thread, a doc, and a few DMs, and pieces have fallen out of scrollback.
What makes a review URL useful
One link, complete content. The reviewer hands over the URL and is done. The recipient opens it, sees everything in order, and can forward the same link to whoever needs it next without re-explaining.
For AI-agent workflows the URL doubles as the input format. A coding agent cannot scroll back through a Slack thread, but it can ingest a single markdown document fetched from a review URL. The link is the handoff, both for the human reader and for the agent that may take the next pass.
Frequently asked questions
How is a review URL different from a screenshot in a chat message?
A review URL is a single canonical record that everyone references. A screenshot pasted into chat lives only in that thread, often fragments across multiple messages, and cannot be re-shared cleanly.
What should a good review URL contain?
The captures, the notes attached to each, the page they were taken from, and ideally a markdown export the recipient can hand to an AI coding agent.
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